GRAGNANO
The Italian name for the Carignane grape.
GRAUER BURGUNDER
The Austrian and Hungarian name for the Pinot Gris grape.
GRAGNANO: Italian synonym name for the Carignan grape. (See above).
GRASA DE COTNARI: Variety claimed as grown in Romania for 500 years since the days of Stephen the Great.
GRAGNANO: Italian synonym name for the Carignan grape. (See above).
GRAUER BURGUNDER: Alternate name for the Pinot Gris grape in both Austria and Germany. (See below).
GREY RIESLING: (aka Chauché Gris. See above).
GRAGNANO:
Alternate name for the Carignane grape in Italy. (See above).
GRAUER BURGUNDER:
Alternate name for the Pinot Gris grape in both Austria and Germany. (See below).
CARIGNAN: (aka Carinena and Mazuelo in Spain, Gragnano in Italy, Carignane in California). Semi-classic grape commonly used for making red wines in Southern France and Spain.
CARIGNAN: Has the synonym names Cariñena (ie: Carinyena), Mazuela or Mazuelo in Spain, Gragnano in Italy, Carignane (or occasionally) Kerrigan in California. Normally ripens in late season around the end of September.
Sorrento (Bianco; Rosso)
Gragnano (Rosso Frizzante Naturale)
Lettere (Rosso Frizzante Naturale) ...
 See also: Grape, Dry, Blanc, Riesling, Pinot
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